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Common Core W.7.1c word walls
Argumentative Writing Vocabulary: Building an Argument Using the CREW Format
These "editable" slides will help students make claims and support them with reasoning, evidence, and a warrant. I use these slides in my 8th grade ELA classroom to introduce argumentative writing vocabulary and model building a basic body paragraph of an argumentative piece. My students write an argumentative essay as a summative assessment to a debate unit, and these slides help students understand the basic building blocks of an argument using the Toulmin Model. A list of useful sentence star
Grades:
7th - 10th
Transition Words Reference Sheet, Essay Writing Cheat Sheet
Are your students struggling to organize their writing or transition from one idea to the next? Are they writing endless paragraphs or stream-of-consciousness, and you want to show them how to break up ideas?This reference sheet is a GREAT way to help students transition in their writing, whether it's narrative, expository, or argumentative! With different charts for narrative and essay writing, helpful graphics, and lots of options, this can really guide students in their writing structure whil
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â REMINDER BINDER BUNDLE: Language Reference Sheets!
Creative Writing Prompts with Vocab, Graphic Organizers, Checklist, Rubric #3
PURPOSE: This ELA PowerPoint CREATIVE WRITING #1 lesson provides digital resources for ENRICHING WRITING, improving vocabulary, and reviewing grammar skills.
GOAL: to enrich student creative writing skills, expand student vocabulary, introduce powerful words, improve grammatical skills, focus on of parts of speech, and strengthen tone and mood by recognizing word connotation according to grade level standards

AUDIENCE: whole group, small group, or independent work for regular ed, learning suppo
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â CREATIVE WRITING BUNDLE with VOCAB: 3 complete lessons, checklists, rubrics
Spicy Words to Spice up Your Fluency in Argumentative or Informative Writing
Upper Elem/Middle Schoolers ARE ready for high-level fluency words in their argumentative and informative writing pieces--NO MATTER WHAT READING OR WRITING LEVEL THEY ARE ON. But where should they get this language from? This 100% unique word document is an EDITABLE list of 90 words the teacher should be modeling verbally AND through shared pen CONSTANTLY. Students should be practicing using these words over and over in their writing to gain confidence as the year progresses. GREAT FOR BRINGING
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Absolutely Hair Raising Tales to Keep You up at Night and Make You an Awesome Re
Reluctant readers and advanced readers alike are challenging groups to find suitable reading material for, but this hair raising tale will actually suit both demographics just perfectly! Written in engaging prose that is all but impossible to put down, the story keeps readers turning pages and then challenges them with 25 professionally written, evidence based multiple choice questions and two essay writing prompts. Hard to please readers, you have met your match! (C) 2020 by LA on a Mission
Grades:
7th - 12th
Writing Connectors for Core Content Areas - WIDA Standards
Help your students improve their writing with this Writing Connectors handout! The handout includes the words and phrases identified in the WIDA Standards for English Language Learners. Whether or not you teach ELD, these terms can help any student improve their writing in your class!For student-friendly posters for all four core content areas, check out the store!
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Writing Connectors Posters BUNDLE for Core Classes - WIDA Standards
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